Jul. 7 at 4:57 PM
$FLWS - Stop chasing fake squeezes —
$UP is the real one.
Other tickers show 60–70% short interest, but borrow rates are under 2%, shares are freely available, and floats are wide open. That’s not pressure — that’s noise.
Now look at
$UP (Wheels Up):
Short interest: 52.89% of float
CTB avg: 369.88%, max: 379.97%
Returned today: 1.23M shares
Borrowed change: –1.12M
IBKR availability: only 15,000 shares
Price:
$1.10 — and still nobody’s watching.
And here’s the key: insiders and institutions control over 88% of the float. The tradable supply is nearly gone.
This is not just low float — it’s compressed gas.
All it takes is a spark: an earnings beat, a contract, or a news cycle. Then you’re looking at a vertical unwind.
You want a real squeeze setup? This is it.
Everything else is background noise.
This post reflects my personal opinion based on publicly available information. It is not investment advice.
